Conrad Logan

[RN Fox]

Steve Staunton was at todays game and he said he was casting an eye over Conrad Logan. Great for the big lad to get some recognition. Another one to come via the Academy.

 

[Tamworth Fox]

Steve Staunton was at todays game and he said he was casting an eye over Conrad Logan. Great for the big lad to get some recognition. Another one to come via the Academy.

good news will do wonders for his confidence, could be no:1 better then Kenny id say, with Given Inj.

 

[Scarby]

be wicked if he gets called up!

 

[Boy Genius]

be wicked if he gets called up!

and comes back injured......:icon_roll

 

[NN Fox]

Would be great for him if he gets called up, he deseves it.

 

[Scarby]

and comes back injured......:icon_roll

and what are the chances of that

 

[Scarby]

from the OS

Conrad Logan was quick to divert the attention away from himself after City's 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace at the Walkers Stadium. The Irishman ensured his side a point when he bravely saved at the feet of substitute Dougie Freedman in stoppage time after a relatively incident-free game between the posts.
"I didn't have much to do throughout the game until the last minute or so until I had to make that save but keeping your concentration is part and parcel of goalkeeping," said the 20-year-old.
"I got a bit of a knock on my hand for my troubles which I aggravated at Leeds but it's fine.
"However, that just comes with the territory but it's not all about me. I thought I did well but as a team we did well all over the pitch again and our back four have been tremendous since I came in."
Logan has yet to be on the losing side since taking over from Paul Henderson at Hereford in the Carling Cup with the Foxes now seven games unbeaten.
But the former Academy starlet is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
"All I can do is take confidence from every game and build on it," he said.
"You strive to play against players like Clinton Morrison, Dougie Freedman and Shefki Kuqi week in, week out and it's nice to now be doing just that.
"But I cannot get carried away, Paul Henderson and Rab Douglas are two very good goalkeepers and they are pushing me all the way even in training.
"It's up to me to keep doing the business and keep playing well if I want to retain my place."
Logan is now looking forward to Tuesday night's Carling Cup third round glamour clash against Premiership giants Aston Villa at the Walkers, which will see the return of Martin O'Neill.
"His return will add to the buzz about the place and it is a game we are all looking forward to.
"The fans were great this afternoon and hopefully they will come out in force again on Tuesday to help cheer us on."

 

[drew]

If he continues like this he'll be snapped up by a prem team as a second keeper.

 

[Boy Genius]

and what are the chances of that

Think Michael Owen said the same thing..............

 

[Steven]

from the OS

"I thought I did well but as a team we did well all over the pitch again and our back four have been tremendous since I came in."

Coincidental or not?

 

[glyn]

"You strive to play against players like Clinton Morrison, Dougie Freedman and Shefki Kuqi week in, week out and it's nice to now be doing just that.

Playing against those guys must be the highlight of anyone's career

 

[Scarby]

Think Michael Owen said the same thing..............

more chance of an outfield player getting injured that goalkeeper...

 

[OldGit]

I wouldn't expect him to get a game in the near future, but being called up to train with the international squad would be great for his development.

 

[fitz]

Coincidental or not?

well they are put under less pressure as unlike henderson, conrads kicks tend to stay in play and when they do they don't go 20yards to an opposition forward

 

[OldGit]

well they are put under less pressure as unlike henderson, conrads kicks tend to stay in play and when they do they don't go 20yards to an opposition forward

A fair few went into touch or through to Kiraly yesterday. It's the one bit of his game that still needs a bit of serious work.

 

[drew]

His kicking wasn't great yesterday, but most of the time they were within heading distance of Low. Low just made them look bad as he didnt win them. Generally his kicking has been good since he came in, far superior to that of Henderson and Douglas. The couple that ran through to Kiraly were gambles i think. The two strikers maybe should of been trying at the least to get onto them. Then again i cannot fault Hammonds and Humes effort yesterday.